Gratias maximas tibi! I listen to LAC, but just learned about Rem Tene last week. I’m so mad I didn’t have it to share with my students sooner! I love the slow with help, then faster without help format. I will be subscribing.

This podcast is amazing! What a great resource for me. Thanks!!!!

I am catching up on this series to get ready for a Latin class I'm taking this summer and LOVING IT. Each episode is the perfect length to listen to while getting ready in the morning or doing chores. Andreas' enthusiasm is contagious and I appreciate the format of slow speech with English glosses thrown in followed by a quicker unglossed repeat. Highly recommend this to anybody studying Latin at the beginner or intermediate level!

Andrew’s enthusiasm and energy are contagious! I can’t help but smile when he says ‘rem tenē!’ These episodes cover a topic of the day with a very short monologue in Latin (fist spoken slowly, with some English meanings interspersed to keep things comprehensible), then repeated at a faster pace without the English. Links to the transcripts are provided in the episode notes. I love that the monologues are short. Andrew explains in the first episode that this was a conscious choice so that things don’t get boring. I’m a Latin teacher and have been inspired by these podcasts! I’ve played them for my students and they’re delighted when they can understand what he’s saying. And they love it when Andrew goes from his Restored Classical Pronunciation of Latin right in to his normal American accent (e.g. apud Spotify for podcasters) at the end and then right back into Latin. What a treasure … and a delight! Gratiās plūrimās et maximās tibi agō, Andrēā! Hopefully this